Accessibility

Last updated: December 28, 2024

We at eSolve are always trying to make our website more user-friendly and accessible. You’ll find some suggestions for improving your site’s accessibility below:

Helpful Accessibility Links

The W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) provides these user-friendly guides for improving your computer and browser if you have trouble seeing websites.

• Optimize Your Computer Setup
• Difficulty Seeing and Reading Websites?
  • Enlarging Text and Images
  • Changing Colors and Fonts
  • Listening Rather than Reading
• Difficulty Hearing Audio on Websites?
  • Sign Language Videos
• Difficulty Typing and Using Your Keyboard?
  • Browsing the Web by Keyboard
  • Customizing Keyboard Functions
  • Using Your Mouse Instead
  • Using Alternate Keyboards
  • Using Voice Commands
  • Grammar, Spelling, and Other Tools
• Difficulty Using the Mouse?
  • Adjusting the Mouse Settings
  • Customizing the Mouse-Pointer
  • Using Your Keyboard Instead
  • Using an Alternate Mouse
• Difficulty Understanding and Navigating Websites?
  • Reading Assistance
  • Pop-Up Window Blockers
  • Symbols Instead of Text
  • Sign Language Avatars

Closed Captioning

A video presentation’s audio track can have its dialogue transcribed into text and shown alongside the video in real-time thanks to a process called closed captioning. Having the captions shown visually is a huge help for those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or who are in a setting with too much noise to hear the audio. Captions are available for most of our video content. Learn more about Captions and Transcripts.

Volume Controls

Volume controls are available on your computer, tablet, or mobile device. Additional volume options are available for each video and audio service. To improve your listening experience, adjust the volume controls on your device and your media players. 

Learn more about Adjusting the Volume.

Additional Accessibility Considerations

• Alternative Text for Images – We aim to provide descriptive alternative text for all images on our website, allowing screen readers to convey the meaning of the images to users.
• Consistent Navigation – We strive to maintain a consistent and logical website structure to facilitate easy navigation.
• Concise Language – We aim to use clear language throughout our website content

If the recommendations above do not meet your needs, we invite you to visit our contact page for assistance.